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The Latinx community is the largest and fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States. However, there is a gap between the demand for accurate information and the supply of it. To address the need, KQED offers a range of journalism, events and engagement of interest to, by, and with Bay Area Latinx audiences.

How Californians Are Reclaiming Día De Los Muertos as an Act of Cultural Resistance

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California Colleges Fear Loss of Federal Funding for Hispanic-Serving Institutions

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San Francisco Nail Artist Turns Manicures Into Wearable Art Rooted in Mexican Heritage

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Bay Area Empanada Makers Celebrate Chilean, Argentine Traditions

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two dancers in colorful traditional costumes with sashes across chests

Your Guide to Hispanic Heritage Month Events in the Bay Area

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What to Expect When Enrolling Your Child in Transitional Kindergarten

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Mariachi Strikes a Chord With Bay Area Youth, Preserving Tradition

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A vintage photo showing a man with curly hair, standing outside in a market in Peru wearing a black and white poncho. Vendors line the road behind him, and colorful blankets hang from the stand next to him. The image is faded and the words “Close All Tabs” appear in pixelated white font in the lower right corner of the image.

OGs of Tech: A Latino Engineer in Silicon Valley

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Against a red background, a young man with short hair in a white T-shirt beneath a patterned collared shirt holds his arms up and to each side, looking into the camera.

What Woodie’s Brutally Honest Rap Meant for Antioch

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Levi’s Denim Gets a Fresh Look Thanks to a Latinx Designer

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